London, Oct, 15. In the semi-final of the National covered courts lawn tennis championship at the Queen's Club to-day, H. W. Austin, the British ace, defeated Jean Borotra, the French veteran and eight times winner of the title, by 6-1, 6-1, 6-l. The Englishman will meet Halle Schroeder, of Sweden, in the final.—Reuter, Ne vier, stands, at the top of the list, he bowled so little that the hearted Yorkshire left-hander, rity, can be regarded as virtually first. For the third successive year took 200 wickets. Verity must ive ambled very many miles in his 86 overs for 3168 runs—less than a with 216 for 13.18.
"The 1937 season brought into pro-Goddard, the 37-year-old morgan bowler who did ex-ugly well against the New Zeaders in the Test series, Goddard, th Hutton, must be amongst the marked men next season's ith the Australian Test invaders.
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